Tribalism: The state’s most dangerous election weapon
[The Standard - The Gambia] - 11/08/2025
By Ndey Jobarteh When I was growing up, tribal teasing was harmless. We joked without malice. Our tribal differences were acknowledged but never weaponised. That ended when Yahya Jammeh came to power.Jammeh deliberately turned tribal identity into a political weapon, using it to secure his grip (…)
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